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I have this question all of the time. How do I securely donate a computer without worrying about personal data being recovered.

This tells how to get starting with texting for polling

This webpage has a list of Office Application blogs giving tips on how to do different skills. Learn something new for your classes!

Short, interesting youtube video that gives you ideas - but not the how to.

Tool and video on how to bookmark itemshttp://www.diigo.com/user/morecoming

I think I finally did it,.

This video gives a short and simple explanation of how to make a video using Jing.

This is a tutorial video on how to share a video on screencast.com

PBS article on teaching multimedia journalism

This blog provides an excellent example of how diigo and jing may be used as tools to make grading assignments more efficient.

This is a good article for those in education who are new to Twitter. It is a 5 step primer on how this educator brings Twitter into her professional development and into her schedule.

One of the big issues in distance learning is how to prevent students from cheating on exams, i.e. how to make sure that it is the student and not someone else who is taking the exam. Based on this article, it looks like there may be a solution.

Good visual on how to use Twitter.

I faced an internet connection issue, and this article shows how Twitter can be a reliable tool even when there is no connection, as students can receive messages to their phone. I thought it would be interesting to see how Twitter is being used in the Arab world academia

A colleague had sent this link to me about Twitter applications for business after I commented on how I was trying to see how some of the technology had practical applications in my classroom. So, I share it with you here.

Example of how to use Facebook in education.

If you've ever considered building your own open online class, the first step is determining which MOOC platform will best suit your needs. Luckily, several free MOOC platforms exist. The following is a review of their strengths and weaknesses and of the type of user each might be most appropriate for.

TT1921: (M Oyeleye) I am always researching for ways to improve my teaching, learning and technology know-how. I am sharing this link as it has the following apps information within: 1. Apps for teaching students how to present, create and code 2. Apps for everyday classroom needs 3. Apps for collaborating on school projects 4. Apps for communicating with students and their families Enjoy!

#1921 (Beverly Bradley) This is a great article to get an understanding of how we can use tech in classroom situations.

I really like the articles this site posts - very helpful for college professors in so many ways. They even host webinars.